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MUHffiY LIBRARY Muarei s c SAMPLE Bulldog Practice Starts On Monday MURPHY - The 1963 Mur phy Bulldogs will begin offlcsl prectlce on Monday. August 12. Uniforms will be Issued Frl *y?. A*u?t 9 et 9 s.m. at the Murphy High School locker bounty rair To Opon On Labor Day k*? mnuv muwni - ine earn annual Cherokee County Fair will open Monday, Labor Day, Sept. 2, and run through Saturday, Sept. 7. The fair will be apon eored by the Murphy Lions Club again this year. The Lions Club will bring the Georgia Amusement Show to Murphy for the first time this year. This company has appeared for years at the Georgia Mountain Fair at Hl wassee , Ga. Exhibitors will display their wares In the Old Rock Gym, the Old Gym, and livestock barn. According to Dave Moody, president of the Murphy club, the Tri-State Rockhounders of Brasstown are planning a large exhibit. Weather Date H L Perc Aug. 1 82 61 0 2 85 57 0 3 84 59 0 4 87 63 0 5 86 64 0 6 86 59 0 7 88 63 0 Forcast - Thursday thru Sunday scattered thunder showers. Andrews Mrs. Lucy Caldwell left Saturday for Chambersburg, Penn. There she will be the guest of Mrs. Roy Gilbert, Before returning home she will visit her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Watts of Warren, Rhode Island. -A Sara Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Long, was among the twenty-eight students from Western North Carolina to ?Liuevc rcvugiuauu as nunur student at Mars Hill College for the spring semester of the 1962 - 1963 school year. Hlwassee Dam BY Charmia Jones Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Floyd end children have returned home after vacationing In Ohio, Penn., Virginia, and in Washington, D. C. -HD Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dockery Jr. and children, Blaine and Sharon of Rockvllle, Maryland are spending several weeks with Mr. Dockery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dockery, Sr. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Luch Plckle sltner and Mrs. Maude Guy tor made a business trip to Chat tanooga, last Saturday -HD Robert B. McDonald and children of Colorado, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dockery over the week-end. -HD Mrs. Joe Jones was In Etowah, Tenn. last Monday to visit her daughter and grand daughter, Mrs. Jo-Ann Pickel and Tonya. -HD Mrs. Frances Mashburn has returned home after several days visit with her daughters. Mrs. Grover Mcjunkln in Bllljay, Ga. and Mrs. Cllne Tanner In Jasper, Ga. -HD Mrs. Burton Graves snd Mrs. Maude Guyton made a business trip to Waynesvllle, one day last week. -HD Mrs. Harry Cuddy of Winston Salem, Is spending th week with her mother, Mrs. Frances Mashburn. -HD Vlsltlng Mr. and Mrs John Satterfleld this week are Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dockery and sons Gary and Tlmmy of Cleveland, Ohio. Murphy Among relatival and friends attending the funeral of Mrs. J. T. Docker? on Sunday after noon were: Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Docksry and Clay Mc Clure of Akron. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Kellls Radford of An drews; Mrs. Ida Slaughter. Mi and Mrs. Marvin Edwards and Mellnda and Tommy Straoon of RobfatnsvUle; Mr. and Mrs. Mayes Behraman. Brass own; Bob Crawford, Aixk-sws; Mrs. Elisabeth HUlls, California; Mr. and Mrs. BUlyJo Bramon Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Docksry and children of Kings town, Tenn.; Mrs. Maggie ~~ a. wrw. Ghonnley Land, Mrs. Ellin, BataleenChormley Wil liams and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, Telllco Plains, and the Rev. and Mrs. Leo nard Walker of TeUlcoPlalna. Mr. and Pre. Grady Parmer, Aabevllle ad Mrs. Ban Mann of Marble. room. Coach Chuck McConnell hii announced. The Bulldogs will play five boms gamas In a ten gama schedule. The Murphy eleven opens with Copper Basin at home Sept. 6, followed by Sylva-Webstsr away Sept. 13, West Fannin at home Sept. 20; Canton away, Sept. 27; Hendersoovllle at home Oct. 4; Hayesvllle away Oct. 11; Robbtnsvllle at home Oct. 18; Swain at home Oct. 25; Andrews away Nov. 1; and F ranklln away Nov. 8. The newcomer to the Bull dog schedule this fall la the Canton team, a pwoerful AAA school. The Murphy team will meet Hendersonvllle, another AAA school this year at ho me. Murphy fans will remember Bulldogs defeated Henderson vllle 32 s> 13 last year. James McCombs will re turn this year to coach the junior varsity. Sunbeam Day Camp MURPHY - The Sunbeam Baptist Day Camp will be August 12 at the Truett Camp near Hayesvllle. Registration will be from 9:30 to 10:00a.m. At this time the program will begin, with the theme for the year, "Shining for Jesus through world missions*" being carried out. The following churches will ' have sunbeams present: An drews, Brasstown, Marble, Mt. Pleasant; Mt.Plsgah, Murphy, Peachtree, Truett Memorial, and Valley River. They will represent the fol lowing countries: Alaska, Brazil, Bquador, China, Japan India, Mexico and Peru. Storyteller for the day will be Miss TrilbyGlenn, who will give stories of all the dif ferent countries being repre sented. Pastor for the day will be Thad Dowdle of Marble Baptist Church. The children will be served lunch consisting of weiners, pork and beans, potato chips, cookies and ice cream. Following lunch there will be a handiwork period. Miss Anna Bruce and Mis Mildred Sorrels will be as * slating; with camp throughout the day. MISS CAROL MURRAY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Murray of Hayesvllle, Is shown by the airplane recently purchased by the State of Georgia for Governor Carl Sanders. Miss Murray Is employed in Atlanta by The London Agnecy, Inc.. one of the firms handling the in surance on the new airplane. Building Committee Named For Health i Center At Andrews munrn i - inc uuiru 01 Commissioners (or Cherokee County met In regular session on August 5, 1963. Present at the meeting was W. A.Hoover Chairman; W. T.MooreandL. N. Cole, members of the board; and J. B. Graves, Clerk. Motion was made by L. N. Cole and seconded by W. A. Hoover and inanimously pas sed id appoint a building com mittee of three for Project No. N. C. -397 - Branch Cherokee County Health Cen ter at Andrews, North Carolina. Appointed were: W. T. Moo re-Chairman and Spokesman; Jeff Brooks and W. D. Whltaker, members of the board. Motion was made and duly seconded to approve of the bond of M. S. Richards, Justice of the Peace, In the Amount of $100.00 with Globe Indemnity Company as Surety. Motion was made and duly seconded to place on the map one mile road In Notla Town ship known as the Johnson Road. Motion was made by W. T. Moore and seconded by W. A. Hoover to convert the now used Boiler for the courthouse and Jail from coal to oil. To con vert from coal to oil the county will have to purchase a new oil tank, burner, valve, ther mostat and all other material necessary to convert to oil Coleman Reunion MURPHY - The annual Coleman reunion will be held on Sunday, August 12 at the home of Charles Coleman. This Is the ninth consecutive year of the reunion. "All friends and relatives are invited to come and visit with us." Mr. Coleman said. heat. Which contract (or materials Is now being a warded to Hajoca Corporation in Ashevllie, North Carolina in the amoimt of (2,427.57. Which contract also Includes materials (or a new water line ?> be Installed. The contract was awarded is C. H. Holder for labor on Installing the heating system in the amount of (155.00. C. H. Holder was also awarded the contract for Installing the water system in the amount of (300.00. Murphy Lady Wins $100 In Contest MURPHY - Miss Roberts. (Polly) Bsult of Msuney St. In Murphy took second pnze In the Ashevllle Citizen Times Slogan Contest which closed at 5 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Bault won $100 for her efforts. Entries filled out a supplement page of the Ashevllle newspapers which listed slogans of Ashevllle business firms, but left the firm's name blank. In addition to naming each firm, the con testant was required id Write a SO word essay on way a good slogan Is helpful id a business firm or product. First prize, a color TV set was won by Miss Jean M. Hudson of Asheville. Bible School HAYESVILLE - The Hayes - vllle Presbyterian Church plans a Bible School to be held at the church from August 12 16. It will be held each mdhn lng from 9 to 12 oclock. There will be classes for children from 3 to 14 . The pastor, Mr. Sam Austin, will direct the Bible School. ?u uuiy seconded taianltnoualy passed, that the Court Houae be closed (or Labor Day, Sep ember 2, 1963. The Board at Cherokee County Commissioners will meet again on Tuesday, Sept ember 3. 1963. Revival MARBLE ? Revival services will begin at the Mar Ale Springs Baptist Church at Marble next Sunday, August 11. The services will begin each night at 7:30.Rev, Thad R. Dowdle, pastor, will do the preaching. Atlanta Pastor To Speak To Methodist ANDREWS - A presentation of "The Sermon on (he Mount" will be given at the First Methodist Church by the Rev. Frank M. Roughton of Atlanta, Ga. on Friday evening, August 16. "This Is an tsi usual pre sentation that has been over whelmingly received through out the Southeast," the Rev. Joel Key, pastor, said. \ndrew* Lion* To Hear \bout Eye Bank ANDREWS - The program at the regular meeting of the Andrews Lions Club Thurs day night will be presented by Lion Hermann Brauer, chairman of the Eye Bank. This year the Andrews Lions Club's program will be presented by members of the club. This means that all club members will be on the pro gram committee. Lion Bruce Snyder will pre sent the program on August 22. Volume 74 - Number 2 and Clay County Progress Murphy, North Caroline, Thursday, August 8, 1963 14 Pages This Week Published Weekly SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA Richard Mauney of Raleigh la spending several days here this week. He was met at the Ashevllle Hendersonvllle Air port by Mrs. Tom Mauney, Mrs. Dot Cooper, Mrs. Eva Nell Lamia and Frank Mauney. -M Mr. Harry M. Seamon spent last Saturday and Sunday In Norfolk on business. On his return home he stopped at Morehead City for a directors meeting of NCRA, returning home on Tuesday. -M Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Har ris and family of Clover, S. C? are spending this week with his sister, Mrs. Cloys Balllles of Cleveland, Tenn. -M Mrs. Lonnle Seabolt, Sue Francis, Mrs. Joyce Wright, Marilyn and Trent were Thursday night guests of Mrs. Fred Chambers and children. -M Mrs. Elsie Peitz spent the week-end at home from Sum mer school at Cullowhee with her husband. Otto Peitz. -M Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wa lls and children of Atlanta came to her mother's, Mrs. Edna Erwln on Friday night. They all went to Fort Chaf fee, Ark., to spend the week end with SP S BUI R. Erwln an uncle Frank Owenby also went along. Miss Mary Ann and Fred All spent the week-end with their grandmother, Mrs. Edna Erwln and went to Bible School at Ivy Log Baptist Church. They became 111 and had to 1* come home on Thursday night. Mrs. Fred Chambers and children, Mrs. Florence Chambers and Mrs. Docie Beavers wereSaturday guests of Mrs. Van Owenty of Ivy Log Community. Gary Boucher of Joplln,Mo. Is visiting his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Dan Phillips. During his three weeks' visit, he will also be visiting his grandmother, Mrs. C. G. WU hlde of Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wells and granddaughter, Jan Lee, r. o f Fort Pierce, Fla? have returned home aftai visiting Mrs. Well's sister, Mrs. Al fred Harness , of the Bell view Community. Mr. and Mrs. Cloe Moore left Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga. ire Mr. Moore will mdar Mrs.Bud tnd Mr. aad Mrs. -M Mrs. O. A, Marquardt ;i Clear Water, Fla? has ar rived for a visit with her sis ter aad Is o foe i-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Devtdeon. Mrs. Dora Gladson of De troit , Mich., arrived Tues day for a visit with her bro thers, E. L. andL.W.Shields. -M Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Owen and children of Wallingford, Pa., have arrived for a visit with Mrs. Owen' s mother, Mrs. Zlema Fain-. -M Carl Townson , son of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Townson is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Delia Stiles, and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.Truett Eller of Mabel ton, Ga. this week. -M Mrs, Edith Fuller has re turned home after spending several weeks with relatives and friends in Huntington, W. Va. -M Mr. and Mrs.Dewey Furr, Sr., left Tuesday morning for Atlanta, Ga., where Mr. Furr will be a patient in Emory Hospital. -M Mrs. Peyton Ivle returned home Saturday after being with her daughter, Mrs.Glb Roddy at Memorial Hospital Chattanooga, and then to Mrs. Roddy's home In Dayton, Tenn. Mrs. Lona Crier of Atlanta, grandmother of Mrs. Roddy, is visiting her now. -M Miss Kathleen Roberts and brother, Tommy, spent the week-end with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Spears of Canton, N.C. -M Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mal lonee of Morgan ton, N.C. were week-end guests of their aunts, Miss Lydia and Bessie Mallonee and Mrs. Lou Greene . They were ac companied home on Sunday by Misses Jane and Sandra Mal lonee who had been spending the past week with their aunts. -M Llttie Miss Melissa Bre land has returned home after spending the past two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Breland, of Holly HUl S. C. Marble BY Mrs. Ben Mann The Rev. and Mrs. Thad R. Dowdle have returnedfrom Franklin, N. C., after being a youth revival conducted at the West Franklin Baptist Church last week. Rev. Dowdle was also on the radio station there each morning at 9 a.m. Those enjoying the prayer services in the home of Mra. Ben Mann last Sisiday after noon, July 28, were: the Rev. and Mrs. Grover Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adams and son, Mra. Tom Campbell, Medford Garrett, Leonard Sneed, Marvin Moss, Daniel Lea Ledford, Mrs. Daisy Led ford, Mrs. Glenn IClr Id and and children, Mary Lou, Judy, and J?rry. IIIIIIHIIIIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKHIIIIIII Here and There Those visiting Mrs. W. J. Barton and Bessie recenlty were Mrs. Ray Pullium and son, Ray, Jr. of Columbus, Ga? Herman Barton of Can ton, N. C., and Mrs. Lissie Coffee and son. Jack, of Enka N. C. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaln of Tlfton, County, Fla., attend ed services at Marble Springs Baptist Church Sunday morn ing and we hope they can come again soon. ? * ? The Rev. and Mrs.Arvel Swafford of Asheville, N. C., former pastor of Marble Springs Baptist Church, are spending a ten day vacation here in Marble. They attend ed services at church here Sunday. ? ? ? Mrs. Hattle Swanson is im proving after having a minor operation at the Andrews Clinic several days ago. We wish her a speedy recovery. * ? ? Mr. andMrs.Grady Farmer and son, Victor of Skyland, N. C. was called to Murphy last Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. J.T.Dockery.She was Mr. Farmer's aunt. They also visited Mr. an d Mrs. Ike Elliott of Murphy and Mrs. Lucille Kilpatrick of Marble. ? ?? ? Mrs. Carl Coker and dau gher, Sue, of Wolf Creek spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moss and other relatives and friends here last week. ? ? ? Miss Joyce King, who finished Massey's Business College in Atlanta, Ga. has employement there. Miss King spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall King, and other re latives and friends. * ? * Mrs. Kenneth Queen and little son of Andrews, spent one day last week withMr.and Mrs. Luther Coffey, ? ? ? ? Mrs. Fay Harris of Tampa, Fla. Is visiting Mrs. Phil Sandidge and family, Mr. and Mrs. HenryStalcupof Murphy, and her mother, Mrs. Charlie Solsebee of Andrews. ? ? ? Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gar rett attended the funeral of his sister - in-law in Marietta last week. ? ? ? Mrs. Ralph Kilpatrick and son, Daniel, visited in Mars, Hill, N. C., last week on bus iness. On their way home they rat die night in Skyland, C. with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Farmer and son Victor and also spent some time with reladvea In Hendersonvllle. e e e Mrs. Louise Whltaker and children, Vickie and Johnnie, are spending this week in Marietta, Ga. Little Miss Phillis Raxter of Marietta, Ga. spent last week with her aunt, Mrs, 'Lucille1 Kilpatrick, and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tran tham and sons, JoeyandTom mie, visited the Rev.andMrs. Elmer J. Green and family last week in Hayesville, and Mrs. Gibby, who is the mother of Rev. Warren Gibby. A revival will begin atMar ble Springs Baptist Church next Sunday, August 18. The public is invited to attend. Clay County -cc Mr. and Mrs. Gudger Rob inson have returned home aftei a visit in Huston, Texas with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Nichol son. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davenport spent the week in St. Petersburg, Fla. with the John Deweese family and Mar vin Davenports. Mr. and Mrs. Deweese will spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Davenport. Marvin is employed in St. Petersburg this summer and will return home to enter Young Harris College for his second year in September. -CC Mlss Carol Murray and Miss Lo u Ann Lofdn of Atlanta, Ga. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray. Larry Miller of Knoxville, Tenn. was a week-end guest at the Murray's. -CC Mr. Arthur Jones, PatHoyle and son,John, spentlastweek end in Statesville with Mr. Hoyle's sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Dobbins. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Bronce Mor gan visited their little grand son who was very ill in Hall County Hospital, Galnevllle, Ga. last week. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Roy Franklin and family of Clyde, visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie Rog ers, last week-end. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crawford and Clark of Marietta, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones last week end. -CC Last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Hogaed were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Parker of Sylva, Mrs. Nellie Rogers and Mrs. Paul Cook. Mr. Hogsed has been a patient in Hlawassee Hospital and is slowly improving. Mrs. Margaret Ann Griffith formerly of Andrews and now living In Gaineville, Ga? has been spending this summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Ezra Griffith, in Hayesville. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Max Pass more and family of Knoxville, Tenn. spent the week-end with friends and relatives in Clay County. -CC Mr. andMrs. Homer Wooten of Gainssville, Ga. visited Mrs Ezra Griffith and Mrs. Guy Martin Sunday. -CC Mrs. Jim Padgett and child ren of Ashevllle spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Har lle Parker and Mr. andMrs. J. Guy Padgett. -CC Word was received by re latives that Mr. John McClure died at his home at 8:00 a.m. in Cleveland, Tenn. He is formerly of Clay County and Mrs. McClure is the former Miss Mattie Rogers also of Clay County. -CC Mrs. Carl McClure had sur gery at Hiawassee Hospital two weeks ago. Her many friends will be glad id know she Is at home and recovering. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Zane Bristol and children of Atlanta spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. andMrs.Charlie Cloer and Mrs. Nina Bristol. -CC Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley and boys of Clinton, Tenn., visited her mother, Mrs. Liz zie Hicks this past week. -CC Mr. andMrs. Bob Davenport and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Berrong and daughters visited Mrs. Elza Buchanan Sunday. -cc Mrs. George Lunsford and children returned to their home in DoravllleSunday after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Elza Buchanana. -CC Mrs. John Lance and child ren of Atlanta visited herpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Rogers a few days last week. -CC Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Shook and David of HendersonvlUe visited her mother, Mrs. Doc la Cloer last week. -CC Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Auberry this week were Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Robinson of Herndon, Va. The Robtnsoifs are cousins of Mr. Auberry. -CC Mrs. Dave Willis la at ho me much improved afaar being a patient in Young Harris Hospital for several days. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dills and family of Norcorsa, Ga., Saturday. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Jack She!ton and family of Virginia are visiting his mother, Mrs. Minnie Shelton, this week. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Howard Par ker and family of Kinsnn, N. C., spent last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker and her mother, Mrs. Parolee Taylor. -CC The annual Moore reunion will be held Sunday, Aug.* 11 at the Bert Slagle Camp at Buck Creek. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bar nard spent the week-end in Cleveland, Tenn. with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Whitmire. Last week, Mrs. Tom Mc Devitt and children visited the Barnard's -CC Miss Marion Young & Miss Ruby Roland of Macon, Ga., were guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wlndell T. Davis of Shooting Creek, N. C. for the week-end. -CC S. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert N. Colwell of Savannah, Ga., Mr. Grady Colwell of La Grange, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wykle. -CC Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mc Clure announce the birth of a son, Mark Evan, August 1, in the Providence Hospital Murphy. Mrs. McClure is the former Miss Lou Ann Penland of Hayesvllle. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Harryjarrett have moved to Ashevllle. He is attending Biltmore College. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Street spent Staiday with them. -cc Sunday visitors In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Truett Bur reil were Miss Eugenia Whit ing of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCracken of Mas sllon, Ohio, Mrs. Ruby Hill of Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Penland, Jr., of Web ster, and Miss Mary Bill Al lison and Mr. E. G. Allison of HayesvllleandMr.andMrs. Harold Wilson of Bartow, Fla. -CC Mlss Wanda Beadles Is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beadles. -CC Mr. Clifton Peniand of the Shooting Creek community entered Hall County Hospital Galnevllle, Ga. Suiday. -CC Mrs. Lester Berrong had surgery at Hall County Hos pital last week. Her many friends wish her a speedy -OC Mr. end Mrs. Lake Hogsed and Mrs Donald Palmer i Sunday in Atlanta, Ga. -CC Mrs. Clarence Woody re turned S? her home Saturday afar being a pedant la d? Hlawaasee Hospital slew days last weak. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bead les spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. andMrs. B.Kitchens. There will be a meeting at the old school building on Sweetwater Saturday afternoon at 6:00 id discuss plans for the new church. After the meeting a picnic supper will be served by the Sunday School classes. -CC Mr. and Mrs. James Pen land and Mr. andMrs. Hender son Setzer of Ashevllle visited Mr. Herbert Phillips last week. -CC Ms. George Coleman of Canton, N. C? Mrs. Clyde Owens and family of Talla hassee, Fla., and Mrs. Mae Hollifield spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Colter. -CC Mr. Donald Coker has re turned to Canton, Ohio after a two weeks visit with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Coker. -CC Ms. Turner Ledford is a patient in the Andrews Hos pital. Her many friends hope she will have a speedy re covery. -CC Mlss Pansy Jones has re turned home after spending part of the summer in Ges tosis with Mrs. Howard Hooper and Mr. andMrs.Fred Garrett. -CC Mr. and Mrs.GarnettSwan son and Fred enjoyed a picnic at Rainbow Springs, Sunday and visited the Church of Jes us Christ Latter Day Saints at Cherokee. Misses Marylln Ledford and Marie Parker spent Sunday in Atlanta, Ga. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and family of Minerva Ohio, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bd Davenport this week. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Eulena Daven port. -CC Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil son of Bartow, Fla., are visiting Mr. B. G. Allison and Mary Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Truett Burrell. -CC Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Hogsed and son, Jimmy, of Carrolam, Ohio are spendbtg this week with Mrs. Clyde Beck and Sammy. They were called home last week doe *o the death of his mother, Ms. Sam Hogsed. -OC Arctde Rogers and eon. Tracy, of New Mexico and Mrs. W. G. Moss of At lanta spent the week-end ei* Mr. and Mrs. Noel Rogers. Other Sunday visitors la Sa Rogers home were Mrs. Mary H1U of Adani, Mrs. Jimmy Of Htyesvtlis, Mr. Mrs. Robert Portland and of Miami. Fin.